harbour up the hill i.e. listed from south to north): Jeffrey(s) Street Wharf: South end of street. The provenance or derivation of the name is disputed. Refer separate heading below. Memorial to Thomas Raine: Located on the foreshore, slightly to the west of Jeffrey Street Wharf. Raine was the surviving officer of the Surry. Footpath / track paved with sandstone blocks: The path at the south end of Jeffrey Street running up the hill from the Jeffrey Street Wharf to Kirribilli Avenue is possibly the remains of the old road. If so, this would be the oldest track on the Lower North Shore of Sydney Harbour, and one of the oldest tracks in Australia. Captain Henry Waterhouse Reserve: East side of wharf. Captain Henry Waterhouse, a midshipman, then a lieutenant, sailed in the First Fleet. He commanded HMS Reliance from 1794, bringing George Bass and Matthew Flinders, "Bass and Flinders" to the Colony. Waterhouse, along with Captain Hunter and Lieutenant Bradley, conducted the first survey of Sydney Harbour, completed on 17 March 1788. He is also credited with the first transportation of merino sheep into Australia. In 1994 an area of foreshore land was dedicated for use as a public reserve by the Waterhouse family Copes Lookout: East side of track above wall. William Cope owned land and properties in the area in the late 19th century. It is possible that Cope's Lookout refers to this William Cope. Jeffreys Street Lookout: East side of track below Kirribilli Avenue. Stanton Lookout: West side of track below Kirribilli Avenue. Named after Alderman James Street Stanton, Mayor of North Sydney 1938/39. St Aloysius' College: East side of street. An independent, Catholic, day school for boys secondary school. Refer separate heading below. The Miguel Pro Playhouse: East side of street. The St Aloysius' College drama theatre. Whyalla: East side of street. A Victorian mansion which is the senior school (years 11 and 12) for St Aloysius' College. Refer separate heading below. Dalton Hall: Completed 2011 on the east side of the street. The building houses a pool and gymnasium for St Aloysius' College. Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre: The Council operated Kirribilli Neighbourhood Centre is at the north end of Jeffrey Street at the intersection of Fitzroy Street. Refer separate heading below. Terraces The row of 17 heritage-listed terraces on the west side of Jeffrey Street is one of the oldest largely intact streets in Sydney